The Manchester United Thread

Marcus Rashford has scored 10 goals vs. the league’s ‘big six’ sides. That’s more than Eden Hazard (8), Raheem Sterling (7), Alexandre Lacazette (5) and Romelu Lukaku (5) have managed since Rashford’s debut.

Big game player.

Now just needs to put away the cannon fodder teams more often and will have an elite top STR and young also to easily score on the same level as Kane, Aguero etc.
 
Theatre of Dreams83 said:
Marcus Rashford has scored 10 goals vs. the league’s ‘big six’ sides. That’s more than Eden Hazard (8), Raheem Sterling (7), Alexandre Lacazette (5) and Romelu Lukaku (5) have managed since Rashford’s debut.

Big game player.

Now just needs to put away the cannon fodder teams more often and will have an elite top STR and young also to easily score on the same level as Kane, Aguero etc.
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Agreed. I think consistency is more of an age thing for a lot of players and as long as we keep faith with Marcus he will become an elite striker who scores hattricks against Sheffield in the middle of Decemeber
 
Lukaku was a clown the way he acted just before he left and Sanchez should realise that. But him having a bust up with Greenwood.... kind of sounds like the end for him. If that's true I can't even see Ole putting him in the squad again.
 
Be interesting to see what them is against Wolves. Very tough away game. I would go with the same. Win this and that’s 2 tough matches ticked off early in the season. Then onto a couple of so called winnable games. Just noticed only kept 2 clean sheets at home last season Wohoo halfway there already :)
 
Theatre of Dreams83 said:
Be interesting to see what them is against Wolves. Very tough away game. I would go with the same. Win this and that’s 2 tough matches ticked off early in the season. Then onto a couple of so called winnable games. Just noticed only kept 2 clean sheets at home last season Wohoo halfway there already :)
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As much as I'm happy with the Chelsea result, I feel this is the real test as to how we will get on this season. Wolves had our number twice last season and it will be interesting to see if we learn from our mistakes.
 
zzeezzy said:
As much as I'm happy with the Chelsea result, I feel this is the real test as to how we will get on this season. Wolves had our number twice last season and it will be interesting to see if we learn from our mistakes.
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Every game is a test. Wolves doesn't mean any more or less. Could lose and win the next four games. Could win and lose the next 4
 
zzeezzy said:
As much as I'm happy with the Chelsea result, I feel this is the real test as to how we will get on this season. Wolves had our number twice last season and it will be interesting to see if we learn from our mistakes.
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Now I agree with this, I get what you're saying Mike but after our results against wolves last season I'm more intrigued by how we come out in this fixture. Wolves are going to be very similar to last season and while there are many variables at play that don't make completely the same I still will take a lot more from this fixture than the Chelsea one.

I get we're early season etc but this for me takes the next step in evaluating how we are mentally from last season. Wolves was a particular sore spot for us all last season because they were the better team last year
 
Be a completely different game to Chelsea as they had the ball more and we played on the break. Won’t be able to do that against Wolves as they employ the same style. 352 sit back then hit teams rapid on the break. We will have to be more attacking and use the ball better as we will have more of it.
 
I went on Sky Sports News earlier... then wondered why I will ever return after reading this ***** by the b'end Charlie Nicholas: -

I thought Harry Maguire was average, he did everything that was asked of him. He was efficient and got about the pitch, but I don't want to hear nonsense about him being a leader and strong on the pitch already, it is too soon. He has started well, but I am suspect about the right-back and left-back positions at Man Utd. Chelsea could have easily scored two or three. I am still not convinced by Manchester United and I would still sell Paul Pogba.

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Oh my god lol there is so much to pick apart there..... then of course he predicts Wolves to beat us 2-1. He was watching a different game against Chelsea.... Maguire was commanding that backline and vocally talking to them. You could see it on the TV you ****** clown!
 
JonoMUFC said:
Now I agree with this, I get what you're saying Mike but after our results against wolves last season I'm more intrigued by how we come out in this fixture. Wolves are going to be very similar to last season and while there are many variables at play that don't make completely the same I still will take a lot more from this fixture than the Chelsea one.

I get we're early season etc but this for me takes the next step in evaluating how we are mentally from last season. Wolves was a particular sore spot for us all last season because they were the better team last year
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I completely disagree any game sets our stall for the season though. That's my point.
 
zzeezzy said:
I went on Sky Sports News earlier... then wondered why I will ever return after reading this ***** by the b'end Charlie Nicholas: -

I thought Harry Maguire was average, he did everything that was asked of him. He was efficient and got about the pitch, but I don't want to hear nonsense about him being a leader and strong on the pitch already, it is too soon. He has started well, but I am suspect about the right-back and left-back positions at Man Utd. Chelsea could have easily scored two or three. I am still not convinced by Manchester United and I would still sell Paul Pogba.

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Oh my god lol there is so much to pick apart there..... then of course he predicts Wolves to beat us 2-1. He was watching a different game against Chelsea.... Maguire was commanding that backline and vocally talking to them. You could see it on the TV you ****** clown!
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Charlie Nicholas dumping on Utd. Shocker.....
 

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Mike. said:
I completely disagree any game sets our stall for the season though. That's my point.
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We'll have to agree to disagree than Mike, although I feel I'm pretty tranparent about my fandom showing in this regard.
 





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#mufc u18s:
10 mins gone
Wolves score from a free kick on the touchline!
Fullback floats it over & wind takes it into top corner . 1-0


Finshed 2-0 Wolves. Utds wastefulness in front of goal cost us in an even match
 
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